The phrase "dense in information" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it, for instance, to describe a document containing a great amount of important facts, like this: "This report is dense in information."
Consumer demand for in-vehicle telematics systems supporting navigation, infotainment and communication has resulted in increasingly complex and information dense in-vehicle interfaces.
The outcome is a strange, obsessive exhibition, which is dense with information, playful in parts, and unfailingly intriguing.
This approach may aid in targeting highly dense and information oriented structures (feature sets) to achieve maximum and efficient big data reduction.
Genomic selection has gained much attention and the main goal is to increase the predictive accuracy and the genetic gain in livestock using dense marker information.
Regardless of who's right, the magnitude of the change Anthem is making isn't as clear as it should be in the dense information packet it sent.
For such a dense network information about relevant interactions in the system is largely kept by link weights and therefore weights need to be taken into account for an appropriate description of network characteristics.
And although it is often dense with information, it is just as often entertaining: rich in anecdotes and scintillating in its conjectures.
The extremely dense and versatile nature of histone modifications argues that histone signaling is far more complex in information content than cell-surface receptor signaling [2], [3].
Recent developments in genotyping and sequencing technologies have made it possible to use dense genotypic information for genomic selection (GS) (Meuwissen et al. 2001).
In a dense network, however, information simply flows around the would-be choke point.
